Buying a fixer upper that you want to BRRR is a way different strategy than buying something turnkey, and so are the price points. naturally every buyer is going to be at different stages, but being prepared is something that can be achieved across all levels of investing.To recap:1.

Is there a way to determine what stage, or how far along the process is since the bank won't talk to you.

Unfortunately some people will never recover from it, but those that remain as cool, calm and collected (as possible) will make it through to the "remember the coronavirus" stage of life and will be better off for it.

@Craig Curelop I am in the early stages but I have been focusing on Colorado Springs.

We are in the Refinancing stage of this project, which is always my favorite part.

I've always prepared for being on "The Big Stage".

Everyone I've come across or listened to on youtube/podcasts recommend finding/partnering with a mentor that can help in the early stages and not to venture into it alone.Any advice would be much appreciated and thank you so much for taking the time to read this post.

Given that, appreciation is your priority over income for your current stage of life.

While we remain in the early stages of both the pandemic and the likely severe recession that will result, we can begin to assess the impact on commercial real estate as we position ourselves to capitalize on potential opportunities.

Sorry for the elementary questions!